Student organizations are valued components of the embodiment of Student Life here at Saint Leo University. They provide opportunities for students to use, hone, or develop any number of skills that will supplement the classroom education while giving students the opportunity to lead others, solve problems, and represent their peers, plan programs, and work in the community through volunteer and leadership opportunities. From multicultural groups to honor societies and everything in between, student organizations give voice to not only the student experience on campus, but also to issues impacting local, national and even global communities.
Honor Societies
- Alpha Phi Sigma | Local Chapter: Alpha Phi Sigma (Criminal Justice)
- Alpha Psi Omega | Local Chapter: Alpha Psi Omega (The Theatre)
- Beta Beta Beta | Local Chapter: Beta Beta Beta (Biology)
- Delta Mu Delta (Business)
- Kappa Delta Pi (Education)
- Omicron Delta Kappa (Leadership)
- Phi Alpha Theta (History)
- Pi Sigma Alpha (Political Science)
- Psi Chi (Psychology)
- Sigma Tau Delta (English)
Academic Clubs
- Economics Club
- Entrepreneurship Club
- Institute of Management Accounts
- Math Club
- Minorities in Hospitality
- The PenTest Club
- Pre-Law Society
- Social Work Club
- Sports Business Association
- Women in Business
IMA Student Chapter
The Institute of Management Accountants Student Chapter is an organization on campus that is a part of the international organization, called The Institute of Management Accountants (IMA). The IMA advances members' professional expertise and leadership potential by providing a wide range of resources, such as scholarships and exam review material discounts, and by offering timely, practical knowledge. The IMASC connects students with employers and exam review professionals through on campus networking events. We also offer educational sessions to help students with their interviewing skills and writing resumes.
Math Club
The Saint Leo University Math Club was formed by our founder Dr. Monika Kiss in 2007 and has been active on the University Campus since then. For the year 2009-2010 the club won the Outstanding Organization award for service to the Saint Leo University Community. The club organizes events to celebrate math during the year. Our most favorite event is Math week, which often takes place around March 14 sometimes dubbed as Pi Day. We are going to be posting information on our upcoming Math Week very soon. In addition, math club members go to math conferences both locally and nationally. Our E-Board recently visited the MAA Conference this past August in Denver, Colorado.
National Society of Minorities in Hospitality
NSMH is a society focused in the development of students hospitality knowledge. The club takes part in planning, hosting and attending multiple conferences through out the years. The club will often take trips to different hotels, tourist locations and restaurants around the country to fully indulge in the hospitality industry.
Special Interest Clubs
- Campus Activities Board
- Creative Minds Club
- ESports Club
- Imago Dei
- K-Pop and Anime Club
- LEAD Scholars
- Prism
- SLU Music Collective
- Student Veterans of America Club
Esports Club
Our club is a competitive gaming group, as the name implies. However, we also play casually, so if you have been wanting to find more people to share your favorite games, we welcome and encourage that! Basically, if you love playing video games, you will find many others that share that love. Our club isn't just that, but a community. We are all there for one another and just enjoy playing games with each other.
K-pop and Anime Club
We are the K-Pop & Anime Club here at Saint Leo University. We promote K-Pop & Anime as art forms & raise awareness to Korean & Japanese cultures whether it be through their traditions, traditional foods, etc.
Learn About the K-pop and Anime Club
Prism
Prism exists to give LGBTQ+ students and their allies a comfortable, safe space for socializing and community-building.
Multicultural and Diversity Clubs
- Asian American Pacific Islander Student Association
- Black Student Union
- Caribbean Student Association (CSA)
- Intercultural Students Association
- Saint Leo Pan-African Association
- Spanish Club
Black Student Union
By advocating this correspondence we hope to administer a larger sense of community throughout the students by participating in various activities, conferences, and philanthropy projects. We strive to better the relations between students of all backgrounds to promote a greater sense of understanding among all.
Learn About the Black Student Union
Caribbean Student Association
A medium of interaction between students of Caribbean descent at Saint Leo University and a space to educate all interested parties on various Caribbean issues, including but not limited to educational, cultural, social affairs and political awareness
Learn About the Caribbean Student Association
Intercultural Student Association
ISA is a club that welcomes all members of campus. We strive to educate our student body on issues of cultural appropriation and appreciation, diversity, and global events. ISA hosts several events throughout the year that highlight various countries and regions in an attempt to inform our school population about different cultures and the importance of inclusion and acceptance. Our organization also aims to develop our scholarship fund targeted towards international students. Ultimately, ISA encourages the celebration of differences and similarities in order to build a stronger and more respectful school community.
Learn About the Intercultural Student Association
Interested in getting involved with one of these clubs?
Visit our engagement platform EngageLeo to contact any of our active clubs and organizations. EngageLeo is a great platform to connect with our organizations and stay up to date on events that are happening on campus.
Interested in starting a new student club and organization?
Contact Ashley Phelps, the Assistant Director of Student Activities, at ashley.phelps@saintleo.edu to talk about the process. Please see the attached document below to see the process and steps to begin a new club or organization.
